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There are several ways to make dormitories better adapted to fire emergencies:

1. Install fire detection and alarm systems: This will ensure that fires are detected early and the alarm is raised, allowing for a quick response.
2. Conduct regular fire drills: This will help students and staff know what to do in case of a fire emergency and improve their response time.
3. Install fire suppression equipment: This includes fire extinguishers, fire blankets, and sprinkler systems. They can help to contain a fire before it spreads out of control.
4. Provide clear evacuation routes and exits: This will help students and staff to evacuate the dormitories quickly and safely during a fire emergency.
5. Ensure that the dormitory building meets fire safety regulations: This includes having fire-resistant materials, having adequate ventilation, and ensuring that there are no blocked exits or escape routes.
6. Provide fire safety education to students and staff: This includes educating them on the causes of fires, how to prevent them, and what to do in case of a fire emergency.
7. Regularly inspect electrical and gas systems: This will help to identify and fix any potential fire hazards before they can cause a fire.

By implementing these measures, dormitories can be better adapted to fire emergencies and ensure the safety of students and staff.

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